Well-A-Way Farm

Feb 2024

I would like to write a 5star review for the care that WWAF provides to their horses.  I had an incident where I had to make a quick change due to my horse being injured under another's care in Lebanon, and was lucky to get the last stall at WAWF.  The staff and owner and riders at this barn all were so caring and compassionate and work with the top of the line venders that helped nurse my horse back to tip top shape.  Everyone fell in love with my horse even though he was retired and they were a working show/training barn.  (they loved and cared for ALL animals not just the ones that were making them big money)I travel and actually moved to AZ and never once worried...read full review

Nov 2022

Cannot recommend Michele and her team at WAWF enough!! I moved my horse to WAWF in January. Michele & her team have completely transformed my horse and myself into a confident & winning team.First, horse care is their top priority. Every single horse gets specialized care/diet/exercise, and all the people at the barn truly care about each other's horses. I ride a chestnut OTTB who moved here as a skinny, stressed, and spooky redhead, and is now calm, fat, and happy (on no calming supplements!).Second, Michele has always stressed to me that safety, confidence and fun are key. I never knew how fun this sport could be. As she says, "it never gets easier, you just get better."...read full review

Nov 2018

My 9 year old expressed interest in riding a horse. She had never been on one so I asked friends for recommendations on where to go. I called Well-A-Way and they explained what would happen during the lesson, what to wear and the fee. She asked my daughter's age, weight, & experience.When we arrived, the horse was being warmed up. He was beautiful and just the right size. I watched as my daughter learned tacking, steering, jumping position & trotting.The instruction was very professional and my daughter loved the experience.The farm is intimate and well kept. Highly recommend.